Catalogue of the law books in the Advocates Library

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BuUarium (magnum) Romanum, a Leone Magno usqtie ad In-
nocentium X. opus absolutissimum Laertii Cherubiiii; et a D.
Angelo Cherubino denuo illustratum et rccensitum. Lug-
duni, 1655, 4 torn. fol.
— Bullarum, Privilegionim, ac Diplomatum Romanorum Pon-
tificum amplissima Collectio: cui accessere Pontificum om¬
nium vitae, notae, et indices opportuni, opera et studio Caroli
Cocquelines. Romae, 1739-44, 14 tom. fol.
— Collectio Bullarum sacrosanctae Basil icae Vaticanae, a
Sancto Leone Magno ad Benedictum XIV. Romae, 1747-
52, 3 tom. fol.
— Explicacion de la Bula de la Santa Cruzada. Toledo, 1758,
8vo.
BuUer (Sir Francis). An Introduction to the Law relative to
Trials at Nisi Prius. Lond. 1772, 4to.
— The same. Lond. 1775, 4to.
— The same; with annotations by Ricliard Whalley Bridg-
man, Esq. Lond. 1817, 8vo.
Bulletin des Lois de la Republique, et de TEmpire p>anrais.
Paris, 1794-1812, 39 tom. 8vo.
Bullialdtis (Ismael). De Populis Fandis. Exst. in Graevii
Thesauro Antiq. Romanarum, tom. i. col. 1935.
BuUingerus (Henricus). De Conciliis. Tiguri, 1561, 8vo.
— Bullae Papisticae contra Elizabethan! Reginam et Regnuni
Angliae Refutatio. Lond. 1571, 4to.
Bulstrode (Edward). Reports of Judgements in the Court of
King's-Bench, in the Reigns of King James I. and King
Charles I. Lond. 1688, fol.
Biinau (Henricus de). Examen Dissertationum de Jurisdic-
tione Feudali, nuper editarum a W. X. Neumanno de Pii-
choltz. Exst. in Jenichen Thes. Jur. Feud. tom. iii. p. 659.
Bunbury (William). Reports of Cases in the Court of Ex¬
chequer, from the beginning of the Reign of King George 1.
to the 14th of King George II. Lond. 1755, fol.
Burchell (Joseph). Arrangement and Digest of the Law, in
Cases adjudged in the King's Bench and Common Pleas.
Lond. 1796, Bvo.
Burdigalenses Consuetudines. V. Ferronus.
Burgers (Joachimus). Singularium Observationum juridico-
politico-militarium centuriae duae. Coloniae Agr. 1651,4to.
Burges (Cornelius). No Sacrilege nor Sin to aliene or pur¬
chase the Lands of Bishops, or others whose Offices are
abolished. Lond. 1659, 8vo.
— No Sacrilege nor Sin to alienate or purchase Cathedral
Lands as such : or a Vindication of, not only the late Pur¬
chasers, but of the ancient Nobility and Gentry, yea of the
Crown itself, &c. Lond. 1660, 4to.